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South African Journal of Art History Volume 29 (2014)
Letter of
Consent
South African Journal of Art History, Volume 29, Issue 1 (2014)
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Content
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Derntl, Maria Fernanda
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The territory shaped : urban plans and urbanization policy in Portuguese America
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Folkers, Antoni S
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Planning and replanning Ng’ambo, Zanzibar
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Hattingh, Heidi Saayman
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Mikael Subotzki : The surveyor and the surveyed within the urban environment
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Jordaan, June
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Ruin cities : sources of nostalgia, consolation, revenge, tectonic landscape and inspiration
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Kruger, Runette
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City Walls to city streets : utopias of dissent
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Lewis, John A.H.
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Morality of cities : Renaissance images and texts
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Mare, Estelle Alma
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Leonardo da Vinci’s ideal city designs contextualised and assessed
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Olivier, Bert
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Walking in the city as (model for) “dissensus”
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Oppermann, Johann
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Méliès’ moon is a late 19th-century colonial moon ... “my lunar landscape is just outside Johannesburg”
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Peters, Walter
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The “wall of flesh” of the Conquered Territory : farmhouses and towns established in defence of the eastern boundary of the Orange Free State, beginning 1866
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Steele, John
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Outside city limits : introducing Anton van der Merwe of Starways Arts, in Hogsback, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Steyn, Gerald
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Is Corbusian Chandigarh an “openly black African inspired” city in India?
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Tsoumas, Johannis
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Piraeus as a potential Cultural Capital of Europe : the role of its industrial architecture heritage
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Verster, Wanda
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Observing the city : imagining through faceless figures
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South African Journal of Art History, Volume 29, Issue 2 (2014)
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Content
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Bhana, Poorvi; Stevens, Ingrid
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Zen and the art of artmaking: Goldsworthy and Kapoor
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Labuschagne, Pieter
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The Women’s Monument and memorial complexity in the context of political change: from memorial exclusivity to monument(al) inclusivity
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Louw, Mike
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“Slow” architecture and its links with Slow Food
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Mare, Estelle Alma
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A rhetorical interpretation of a geometric diagram of Plato’s “Creation Myth” overlaid on the Parthenon’s main facade
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Mare, Estelle Alma
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The role of the second architect on a significant building site
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Naude, Mauritz
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Bellman hangars : structures of scale and functionality
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Noble, J.A. (Jonathan)
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Architecture, historicism and historiography
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Schmidt, Leoni
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Van Brandenburg unfurled: architecture in the expanded field of contemporary practice
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Steyn, Gerald
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West African influence on various projects by Le Corbusier
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Strydom, Richardt
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The colonial gaze and the artist’s use of authoring strategies in Charles Davidson Bell’s The Landing of Van Riebeeck, 1652
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Stevens, Ingrid
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The pool of the psyche : water in the work of Ariana van Heerden and Kevin Roberts
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Zuiddam, Benno
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The devil and his works : the owl in Hieronymus Bosch (c. 1450-1516)
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South African Journal of Art History, Volume 28, Issue 3 (2014)
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Content
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De Lange, Rudi W
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The representation of women as a competitive self-objectified image : a new design identity of misleading slimming advertising
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Du Toit, Flip
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Interpreting images from South African family photographic collections of the Anglo-Boer War period 1899 to 1902
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Mare, Estelle Alma
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“I paint, therefore I am” : self-portraiture in the era of the self-aware and self-reflexive artist
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Noble, J.A. (Jonathan)
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On the question of architecture and identity, in post-apartheid South Africa
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Olivier, Bert
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Identity in architecture and art : Versailles, Giverny and Gyeongju
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Keogh, Sarah
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Visualising the merging of culture from an ‘other’ perspective
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Steyn, Gerald
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Globalisation, vernacularisasion and the invention of identities
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South African Journal of Art History, Volume 29, Issue 4 (2014)
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Content
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Du Preez, Linda
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“Hollow” : reflections on practice, the artefact and the body
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Goodrich, Andre; Strydom, Richardt
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Landscape art and the territorial ontology : a call for landscape restitution
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Goosen, Moya
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Reflective Conversations : baudrillard’s orders of the simulacrum
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Greyling, Franci
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Sin van plek en bioregionalisme : gelaagdheid in ʼn kunstenaarsboekinstallasie van Stanley Grootboom
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Marley, Ian; Swanepoel, Rita
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Die deelnemingsparadigma as ’n addisionele paradigma in multi-praktisyns en praktykgeleide navorsingsprojekte
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Rathbone, Louisemarié; Lotz, Colette
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Character and characterisation in the visual arts : nunology’s punning characters
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Strydom, Richardt; Goosen, Moya
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Expressing liminality through a reflective practice account of Dismotief
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Swanepoel, M.C. (Rita)
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Hope in despair : an interpretation of Jean Lampen and Rita Swanepoel’s Silent Cries (2013)
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Recent Submissions
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Olivier, Bert; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This paper explores the variegated spatial meanings of “the city” by way of Michel de Certeau’s
reflections on “walking in the city” as part of “the practice of everyday life”, which he conceives
of as allowing people ...
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Jordaan, June; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Ruin cities haunt our imagination and arouse our curiosity for a number of reasons. Those features
in them that interest an artist are the characteristic of timelessness that they accrue over the years.
Furthermore, they ...
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Steyn, Gerald; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Architects are adamant that academic qualifications are a prerequisite for design competence. It
is therefore ironic that vernacular architecture is having a significant impact on contemporary
architectural design ...
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Green, David; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Colonisation as an ongoing process continues to obfuscate the real identity of a culture “becoming”
in Aotearoa/New Zealand. In writing about aspects of my arts practice I touch upon certain
Hericlitean, Platonic, and ...
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Du Toit, Flip; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Photography’s truth telling technology enticed early photographers to capture images of war such
as the Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902. Many of these images include family photographic collections
that were taken in and around ...
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Kruger, Runette; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Lewis Mumford makes the case that the first (western) utopia was a City, and that the first (western)
City was a utopia, and David Harvey similarly iterates that “[t]he figures of ‘the city’ and of ‘Utopia’
have long ...
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Zuiddam, Benno; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
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Derntl, Maria Fernanda; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
From the mid-18th century on, the number of images of towns and villages of the Portuguese
colony in South America increased steadily and showed noticeably similar urban features. These
images have been presented in ...
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Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This article expounds Edmond Bacon’s “principle of the second man”, formulated in his Design
of Cities (1967), as a criterion for judging the addition of another building or additional architectural
structures a on a ...
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Bhana, Poorvi; Stevens, Ingrid; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This article focuses on the work of two contemporary artists and the ways in which their work can be
shown to relate to Zen Buddhist philosophies and aesthetics. It aims to examine the interpretation of
Western art by ...
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Mare, Estelle Alma; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
A visual rhetorical interpretation of the design and symbolism of the pedimented main facade of the
Parthenon on the Athenian Acropolis is based on a schematic geometric diagram of Plato’s “Creation
Myth”, as described ...
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Peters, Walter; Du Preez, J.L.; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
To defend the sovereignty of the Conquered Territory along the eastern frontier of the Boer
Republic of the Orange Free State (OFS) and Basutoland (Lesotho), the government of the former
passed the Occupation Act, 1866, ...
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Labuschagne, Pieter; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
The Women’s Monument that was erected in Bloemfontein during 1913 fulfilled a strong urge
by prominent Afrikaner leaders, such as President Steyn, to commemorate the sacrifices made by
women and children during the Anglo ...
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Steyn, Gerald; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This article contributes to the renewed interest in Le Corbusier by exploring a proposition by the
African American architect and scholar, Melvin Mitchell, that West African art and architecture had
a decisive influence ...
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Schmidt, Leoni; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This article considers a current project undertaken by Architecture Van Brandenburg in Shenzhen,
China. Locating, touching, mimicking, integrating, crafting, unfurling and exhibiting are subheadings
used to discuss salient ...
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Noble, J.A. (Jonathan); Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
This paper considers the legacy of historicism and debates within modern/post-modern historiography
– especially in the work of Keith Jenkins, Michael Podro and Hayden White – and discusses how
these crucial perspectives ...
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Strydom, Richardt; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
At the time of their making, colonial paintings were considered objective accounts of actual places and
situations. Contemporary redress of colonial depictions contends however that such representations
were culturally ...
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De Lange, Rudi W; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Misleading slimming advertisements are a prominent visual feature in South African magazines that
target young women. These commercial messages are particularly pervasive in magazines that focus
on health, fitness, and ...
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Goosen, Moya; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
The French poststructuralist Baudrillard’s (1981; 1983; 1976 and 1994) conceptualisation of the
simulacrum entails the philosophical-theoretical exploration of the deconstruction and simultaneous
realisation of the real. ...
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Goodrich, Andre; Strydom, Richardt; Mare, Estelle Alma
(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2014)
Ingold has used Marx’s distinction between exchange value and use value to distinguish between land
and landscape. Land, Ingold suggests, is abstracted, quantitative and interchangeable. Landscape, by
contrast, is ...
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